Volume 5,Issue 2
Fall 204
Co-evolutionary Analysis of Marine Ecology and Meteorology in the Mediterranean Region Based on Satellite Data
The objective of this study is to deeply explore the co - evolutionary mechanism between marine ecology and meteorological phenomena in the Mediterranean region, as analyzed through satellite data. By meticulously analyzing satellite remote-sensing observation data, this research aims to uncover the interactions between the marine ecosystem and meteorological conditions, as well as their long-term evolution trends, thereby providing solid scientific support for ecological maintenance and sustainable development in the Mediterranean region. The results show that there is a complex co-evolutionary relationship between marine ecology and meteorology. For example, changes in key meteorological variables such as ocean temperature and salinity not only affect the geographical distribution and growth dynamics of plankton but also have a profound impact on the structure and function of the entire marine ecosystem. Conversely, changes in the state of the marine ecosystem can also have a feedback effect on meteorological conditions, forming an interactive cycle.
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